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Where is the newspaper?
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The answers for the practice problems are at the end of the book.
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In Latin, there are six cases: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, ablative, and vocative.
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Kyoto and Boston are sister cities.
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What happened to Tom?
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Is there an ATM around here?
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Is there an ATM close by?
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Is there an ATM nearby?
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Algebra is a branch of mathematics.
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Tom is a good judge of character.
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Tom's eyesight is deteriorating.
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Have you ever donated blood?
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"Tom? Did something happen?" "No. I just wanted to hear your voice."
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Have you ever been to Okinawa?
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Have you ever been to America?
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Have you ever been to Britain?
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Have you ever been to Mexico?
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Have you ever been to Hawaii?
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Have you ever been to Africa?
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Have you ever seen a guy's thing?
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